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Caleb

15,762 views • 7 months ago

"You die before you die." Grant Cardone (Grant Cardone) lost his dad at 10. By 25 he was broke with a decade-long drug problem, overdosed three times, lost two friends along the way. No money. No connections. No reputation. Today: Cardone Capital, real estate empire, decades of studying how wealth actually moves. "There's a 75% chance every bill in your wallet was printed in the last ten years. Cash is trash. It always has been. Your job is to hustle the fiat and convert it into something real before they print the next trillion." We cover: — Why two-thirds of America is stuck in a middle-class trap that feels like success but isn't — The "die before you die" frame and why most people quit on themselves around age 40 — Why Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley don't actually have the answers (from someone who watched them up close) — How to "hustle the fiat", convert printed money into real assets before the next printing cycle — Why Grant is bullish on Bitcoin but won't touch gold (and the math behind both calls) — The "make a claim" decision that separates wealth from settling — Why working hard is the worst advice you can give anyone in the AI era — What Grant would tell his 25-year-old self standing at rock bottom — The one decision that changed everything Thanks to Grant for coming on New Era Finance Podcast. Highlights: 00:00 — Intro 00:50 — The Claim Decision 01:42 — Rock Bottom at 25 02:30 — You Die Before You Die 03:48 — The Middle Class Trap 06:00 — Why Money Matters 07:01 — 75% of Bills Printed Recently 07:25 — Hustle the Fiat 14:30 — Bitcoin vs Gold 18:00 — Make a Claim 22:00 — What I'd Tell My 25-Year-Old Self
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"You die before you die." Grant Cardone (Grant Cardone) lost his dad at 10. By 25 he was broke with a decade-long drug problem, overdosed three times, lost two friends along the way. No money. No connections. No reputation. Today: Cardone Capital, real estate empire, decades of studying how wealth actually moves. "There's a 75% chance every bill in your wallet was printed in the last ten years. Cash is trash. It always has been. Your job is to hustle the fiat and convert it into something real before they print the next trillion." We cover: — Why two-thirds of America is stuck in a middle-class trap that feels like success but isn't — The "die before you die" frame and why most people quit on themselves around age 40 — Why Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley don't actually have the answers (from someone who watched them up close) — How to "hustle the fiat", convert printed money into real assets before the next printing cycle — Why Grant is bullish on Bitcoin but won't touch gold (and the math behind both calls) — The "make a claim" decision that separates wealth from settling — Why working hard is the worst advice you can give anyone in the AI era — What Grant would tell his 25-year-old self standing at rock bottom — The one decision that changed everything Thanks to Grant for coming on New Era Finance Podcast. Highlights: 00:00 — Intro 00:50 — The Claim Decision 01:42 — Rock Bottom at 25 02:30 — You Die Before You Die 03:48 — The Middle Class Trap 06:00 — Why Money Matters 07:01 — 75% of Bills Printed Recently 07:25 — Hustle the Fiat 14:30 — Bitcoin vs Gold 18:00 — Make a Claim 22:00 — What I'd Tell My 25-Year-Old Self

Michaël van de Poppe

172,169 views • 1 month ago

You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People
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You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People

Infinite Loops 🎙

50,792 views • 3 months ago

.Baiju Bhatt co-founded Robinhood. Now he's building something completely different - a solar panel grid in space that beams energy down to Earth with lasers at @AetherfluxUSA I mean. Why not? This is our full chat with Baiju. He's got a fascinating life story and is thoughtful and bright. The Core Memory podcast is on all major platforms and made possible by the fine people Brex and E1 Ventures 🇺🇸. Come dig in. Timestamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:01 Robinhood Was Born Here 00:03:16 Dad's Secret Dream 00:08:02 The Crisis Changed Everything 00:11:39 The Switch That Flipped 00:18:44 Why Physics, Not Finance? 00:23:11 Stanford or Bust 00:30:50 The GameStop Trigger 00:41:54 The Day Robinhood Almost Broke 00:48:54 The Space Idea Nobody Tried 00:56:56 Why Space Energy Makes Sense 01:03:20 AI's Dirty Secret: Power 01:05:55 How Atherflux Actually Works 01:11:36 Why the Company Is Called That 01:18:37 Could SpaceX Just Copy This? 01:26:27 Rivals or Allies in Space?
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.Baiju Bhatt co-founded Robinhood. Now he's building something completely different - a solar panel grid in space that beams energy down to Earth with lasers at @AetherfluxUSA I mean. Why not? This is our full chat with Baiju. He's got a fascinating life story and is thoughtful and bright. The Core Memory podcast is on all major platforms and made possible by the fine people Brex and E1 Ventures 🇺🇸. Come dig in. Timestamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:01 Robinhood Was Born Here 00:03:16 Dad's Secret Dream 00:08:02 The Crisis Changed Everything 00:11:39 The Switch That Flipped 00:18:44 Why Physics, Not Finance? 00:23:11 Stanford or Bust 00:30:50 The GameStop Trigger 00:41:54 The Day Robinhood Almost Broke 00:48:54 The Space Idea Nobody Tried 00:56:56 Why Space Energy Makes Sense 01:03:20 AI's Dirty Secret: Power 01:05:55 How Atherflux Actually Works 01:11:36 Why the Company Is Called That 01:18:37 Could SpaceX Just Copy This? 01:26:27 Rivals or Allies in Space?

Ashlee Vance

23,226 views • 3 months ago

The Biggest Threat To Our Country Is Inside Our Borders TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - 00:33 Opening 00:56 - 29:45 The Biggest Threat To Our Country Is Inside Our Borders 30:20 - 47:17 Jasmine Crockett Claims That White People Commit Most Mass Shootings 48:13 - 59:42 Why Has "Incel" Slang Crossed Into The Mainstream? 01:00:25 - 01:12:17 Loud Children Are Unacceptable At Church
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The Biggest Threat To Our Country Is Inside Our Borders TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - 00:33 Opening 00:56 - 29:45 The Biggest Threat To Our Country Is Inside Our Borders 30:20 - 47:17 Jasmine Crockett Claims That White People Commit Most Mass Shootings 48:13 - 59:42 Why Has "Incel" Slang Crossed Into The Mainstream? 01:00:25 - 01:12:17 Loud Children Are Unacceptable At Church

The Matt Walsh Show

19,394 views • 4 months ago

OpenClaw 10x Better With One Simple Change: 00:00 The difference between a generic assistant and your actual agent 00:42 What soul.md does inside OpenClaw 01:22 The files that make up your agent 02:22 How I created my first OpenClaw files 03:00 Why Pete’s soul.md changed everything 03:40 The mistake most people make with soul.md 05:02 Five things that actually matter 05:11 Specificity beats length 05:37 Hard limits are the most important section 06:32 Why user.md is the secret weapon 07:12 Let your agent improve its own soul.md 07:40 Keep it under 2,000 words 08:13 How Max has been running for 3 months 09:11 Why good files make OpenClaw feel like an employee
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OpenClaw 10x Better With One Simple Change: 00:00 The difference between a generic assistant and your actual agent 00:42 What soul.md does inside OpenClaw 01:22 The files that make up your agent 02:22 How I created my first OpenClaw files 03:00 Why Pete’s soul.md changed everything 03:40 The mistake most people make with soul.md 05:02 Five things that actually matter 05:11 Specificity beats length 05:37 Hard limits are the most important section 06:32 Why user.md is the secret weapon 07:12 Let your agent improve its own soul.md 07:40 Keep it under 2,000 words 08:13 How Max has been running for 3 months 09:11 Why good files make OpenClaw feel like an employee

Sharbel

20,300 views • 2 months ago